The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-10-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce,

NEW YORK, October 3.-Flour - Receipts,
42,44O packages; exports, 100 ,narrels and 2.7i5
Receipts, 80, 200 bu: exports, 20,797 bu; sales,
4,112,000 blu futures and 1856 eco bu spot and ar
rive, Options opened aoout steady, afterwards
weakened with the wheat, and broke 595<e,
closing steady, showing slight reco very.
Speculation more moderate Spot lots generally
steady and in fair demand, partly for export.
No Chicago S2l49S21kc; No. hard SIZE de-
Iivered; S613gS7c +, q l.; uugraded red 7S4SSic;
No. 2 red Sl4961$4c elevator; size o d: SEA
white ssc nominal: No. red october S9@sl1sc;
closing S05sc: November SlS4@S2 ZIG =. closing
Sl54c: December IS 1-l6GS31sc; closing $3.50;
January SisE@S5e; closing Size; February $3.50
Ss14e; closing S5zc; May SSN9Ss54c closing
Ss5sc; December (lSsSl 9Ss@9i14c; closing 931zc.
Stocks OF grain in store October l. wheat $50
bucorn $50 2Sl bu oats 1854 bu; rye, ,3I9 bu;
barley 81 OIL bu malt Oh, 96i bu peas 1902 bu.
Corn-Reeeipts $3.50 bu: exports none; sales
l,2l60O0 bu. futures and 19S,000 bu. spot. OPP
lions closed steady. Speculation fairly activri
cash in better demand and firm q general
rnle; ungraded 529521zc; No. 5214s store; 5a1z
G52s4e delivered; No. 2 October 5l%95lS{c,
closing 5l5se; Nov. 5ls4g6l5sG. closing ll4c;
DC, closing il54c May 5S95SAc, closing 55c.
Uals- Receipts 1C5, 400 bu; exports lbs bu; sales
@ and active mixed westerns
32l593i12c white do 35@iOc. Hay IN moderate
demand. HOps dull unchanged. Coffee spot
bnt r SG eh Sales bses s6See
@l7 50; November, Sl7 6o9l7 20; December,
sl7 75Gl7 so; January, Sl7 759l7 Si February,
si7 7S@i7 SO May. ST. 70@l7 So So: June, siP Is
oil 50. Sugar firm and in moderate demand;
Barbados 20 S2c; centrifugal 5 7-l6S;
lair refining quoted 4Isc; refined duu. MOlaSses
quiet steady Rice In moderate demand. Pc
roleum firm; united 6T3sc Cotton seed oil
quoted SIC crude, 4l1aG4Sc refined. Tallow firm,
Rosin steady. Turpantine firm, Sic. Eggs firm,
western, I502Ic. Pork dull aud weak; mess
quoted Si4 25@l4 so old; SIS 259l5 so new.
a. lsYll al 81 nraA
points higher. closed dull advance lost: west
ern steam spot SIS S71<: choice Sc %; October.
81 6696 80; November, Sc 81; December IS 7l@
8 49, January, So 7696 ~; city steam Sc 70.
Butter firm on finest stock: western, 1S825c;
western creamery, l6g22c Cheese steady,
lake, IO7saiO%c. Lead quiet; domestic ga
&c. Tin dull. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, October 3.-The black eye given to
wheat By the visible supply statement was the
leading feature on change to-day. When the
figures were announced at noon showing an in
crease of S34 900 bushels In wheat for the week,
there was an immediate effect on the market.
Enough OF the statement was kno Hn ali morn
ing. SO that an increase was no surprise to the
trade The surprise was in the amount of in
crease. Prices had already declined and slight
~ reacted. Then, too, the posted statement
showed that the increase was confined princl-
pally to Minneapolis and the canal and lakes.
Nearly ali the winter wheat points showed a de.
crease, and st. Louis for the first time tais sea-
son was in the decrease column. Though there
was nothing apparent in the general situation
70 prove serious bar to better prices in the
near future, the $4,000 bushels looked
large and another &c decline was at
once added to the decline of the morning,
snd December wheat soon touched 7Sc, &c uu-
der the close on saturday and 1sc below the OPP
ening figure. The decline for all options was
nearly uniform, being about l@lHc, and the
S al beng at inside Prices Se oPsped
figures sold to 7315c, acted to 735zc. declined
10 731ac. and then suddenly to 73c, closing fin
ally at 72Zsc; May opened at zoe, and declined
tirely in the hands OF The local crowd, and the
market was largely dictated by loral operator
who was both buyer and seller at times, but
The tendency was dow inward. and the closing
prices were u shade lower than those of Satur-
day. The decresfe OF la coo in the visible sup
ply had no effect The extensive charters
500 COZ bushels, were not sufficiently public
to affec ct the pit. The pit was unusually quiet
early, but there was better business before the
close. November opened at 42L, so d down TO
opened at 451S, sold between 45z and 455z and
closed at 4S5f@i519c, In oats there was fall;
ing of in the speculative business as compared
with the close OF last week. but in the cash
oats by sample there was about the customary
trade. In the speculative market the fuctua-
change from Saturdays closing prices was
quotGble. and cash oats were veiy steady. Pro-
visions were unsettled, but fair business
transacted at an irregular range of prices. Re-
ceipts OF hogs were liberal and prices we're
easier. The report of stocks on hand September
pected, and exhibited decrease during the
month Of a 900 barrels mess pork. r. 800 tierces
sontract lard ana 10; 226; coo pounds short ribs
and they covered rapidly, making trade in that
article quite lively and advancing prices 2h<@
nc. the ne ar futures recording the greatest
gain. October opened 7Hc higher at Sc As, sold
20 471Zc and closed at s. As. January sold at
R6 45G6 50 and closed at SC 45G6 Az, Short ribs
unse tiled; October declined 25c but rallied
l5c ana closed at 81 65- january declined &c and
cls sed at Sc 80 Mess pork was weaker; Janu-
airy declining t971Sc, closing at Sl2 So9l2 BIZ.
The visible supply OF grain In the United
States and Canada. October l. and the increase
or decrease com pared with the previous week,
we're announced by the secretary of the Chicago
Board of Trade as follows: Whea. go 967, 97S bu,
increase S33, 643 bu corn 7.o95,c45 bu. decrease
ia o54 bu; oats 52sCoo bu. increase 1873 eco bu;
rye 3l68l2 bu, increase 205, 882 bu.
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